Virtual Reality Maze

VR Maze is a virtual reality game for Google Cardboard, where the player needs to find a hidden key in the middle of a maze. To move around, several waypoints are placed in the world. Simply click on them to teleport to their location. Six coins are also present in the game, for the ones looking for a challenge.

The app was developed for Android with Unity.

OnTime App

OnTime App is a mobile application that shows the next route based on predefined contexts. An example might be "going home" or "going to work". The contexts would be made immediately accessible to the user, who could activate them with a simple click.

The application provides notifications to the user based on his walking pace when moving to the station. Such a solution offers a saving of time and comfort compared to the other solutions available on the market.

The application was developed for Android and iOS with the help of Xamarin. The public transports information are coming from the Opendata Swiss public transport API.

Drone Dynamic Landing

The goal of "Drone dynamic landing" was to enable a drone to land on a moving platform on its own. A mobile application using the drone SDK was created to pilot it. To detect the platform, the app looks for a specific QR code. Once it's detected, the drone moves and decrease altitude to land on the platform.

The app was developed on Android using the DJI SDK and Google Vision API for the QR code detection.

LumberMan VR

LumberMan VR is a simple game where the player is a lumberjack. The goal is to chop a pile of wood logs. Chopping right in the middle of the log gives the maximum points, whereas chopping asymmetrically, gives less points.

The game was developed on Unity for SteamVR (HTC Vive, Oculus Rift).

Telecommunications Gateway - Solar Decathlon 2017

This project was built in collaboration with and for the Solar Decathlon 2017 Swiss team.

The goal of this project was to bridge the gap between sensors, actuators, and the management center. To do that, an API was built to interact with those devices, for example, to get the current power consumption or to turn off the lights of the house. The server (Raspberry PI) was translating the requests from the REST API to the KNXnet/IP router.

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